Bartholomew and the Oobleck
Can you believe that it’s almost March?! March is one of our favorite months because we get to pull out all of our favorite Dr. Seuss activities to celebrate his...
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A Week of Dr. Seuss - Printable Mini-Unit
Photo Source: larremoreteachertips.blogspot.com March 2nd is Dr. Seuss's birthday and, if you haven't already, it might be nice to include some of the famous author's works in your lesson plans...
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Horton Hears a Who
Can you believe that it’s almost March?! March is one of our favorite months because we get to pull out all of our favorite Dr. Seuss activities to celebrate his...
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Spring Literacy Center - Growing a Carrot Garden
Photo Source: havingfunathome.com Beginning letter sounds. Rhyming pairs. Upper and lower case letter recognition. Word chunks/families. The concept possibilities for this carrot garden literacy center created by Katey of Having...
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Yertle the Turtle
Can you believe that it’s almost March?! March is one of our favorite months because we get to pull out all of our favorite Dr. Seuss activities to celebrate his...
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Super Fun Cross-Curricular Spring Plant Lesson Idea!
Photo Source: The Bubbly Blonde We love cross-curricular studies - especially combining literature and science! Applying learned skills/concepts to more than one subject simultaneously not only creates a more meaningful...
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Having Fun with Rainbows
Photo Source: katherinemariephotography.com Whether you sneak them into your unit on weather or add them to your St. Patrick's Day lesson plan, these rainbow-themed activities from Katherine at Katherine Marie...
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"Oh, the Places You'll Go!" - Dr. Seuss Inspired Ideas
Photo Source: Eberhart's Explorers Kick off your Dr. Seuss festivities this year with a focus on the ever-popular and inspiring read, "Oh, the Places You'll Go!". Erin over at Eberhart's...
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Thematic Problem Solving Books
Photo Source: growingkinders.blogspot.com/ Kathleen, kindergarten teacher and creator of the blog, Growing Kinders, recently shared a fantastic tool for organizing math problems and building problem solving skills, while also strengthening...
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Math & Art with Dr. Seuss!
Debbie over a Rainbows Within Reach is always finding the coolest projects, lessons, and bulletin board ideas! If we're ever lacking for inspiration, her blog has become a fast favorite!...
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Penguin Unit: 12 Brrrr-illiant Activities & Lesson Ideas!
Photo Source: Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten Julie Lee over at Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten always puts together the cutest lessons/units! We love, love, love her penguin unit and, while you're likely working...
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7 Awesome Spring Literacy Center Ideas!
If you're looking to spice up your literacy centers, here are some awesome ideas from Julie over at Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten! Do them all or pick and choose; these centers...
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Pot of Gold Word Families
Are you ready for St. Patrick’s Day in a few weeks? If you’re struggling to come up with new center ideas or simply have a few ‘gaps’ in your lesson...
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Easter Literacy Center - Rhyming Rabbits
Photo Source: mrsleeskinderkids.blogspot.com Julie over at Mrs. Lee's Kindergarten always has the cutest centers! While this activity was originally intended as part of an "Animals in Winter" unit, we also...
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3 Fabulous Literacy Centers for Read Across America!
Monday, March 2nd kicks of Read Across America Week; a nationwide reading celebration that offers a unique and fun opportunity to get your kiddos excited about building this important skill!...
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St. Patrick's Day ABC Order Activity FREEbie
Photo Source: Teaching with Love & Laughter It's crazy to think that St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner, as in two weeks away!! If you're looking for a...
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St. Patrick's Day Literacy Activities
Are you ready for St. Patrick's Day in a few weeks? If you're struggling to come up with new center ideas or simply have a few 'gaps' in your lesson...
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